Periarteritis nodosa. Clinically, it presents with irregular fever , affectation of the general and visceral state, marked asthenia , multiple neuritis accompanied by acute pain , muscular atrophy and abolition of reflexes and skin lesions. Summary [ hide ] 1 Frequency 2 Etiology and pathological anatomy 3 Diagnosis 4 Sources Frequency …
Gastric perforation. A hole that develops through the entire wall of the esophagus , stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, or gallbladder , with the consequent passage of gas and food fluids into the abdominoperitoneal cavity. This condition is a medical emergency. Summary …
The main function of the esophagus is to transport liquid and solid food from the pharynx to the stomach. Swallowing induces a contraction wave that begins in the pharynx and progresses …
Cervical pathology . Oral surgery treats those procedures that are related in an anatomical and functional way to processes of oral origin. The importance of cervical pathology is due to the fact that some primary processes …
Laryngeal paralysis of childhood. It is characterized by stridor and inspiratory dyspnea that increases with crying , feeding, and straining. In the case of paralysis in abduction, it is accompanied by dysphagia and aspiration. We present a case of adduction …
Combined paralysis of the larynx. This pathology is generally due to a superior vagal lesion in the jugular foramen region or a bulbar lesion; however, the combined lesion of the recurrent nerve and …
Bilateral paralysis of recurrent laryngeal nerves. This condition is mainly due to physical compression due to hypertrophy of the left atrium (Ortner’s sign), dilated pulmonary artery, aortic aneurysm or a combination of these events, causing paralysis of the …